The US Federal Reserve today announced no change in its interest rate policy, after the first rise in nearly a decade this last December. Let us compare different markets and their reactions to the announcement today.
Also, we look at silver’s line in the sand… even though there is still the possibility for more weakness, a significant breakout is not far away…
Gold is still holding its short-term uptrend from December, while Silver’s 3-month consolidation pattern continues. Which way will it break?
Recent strength in the US Dollar versus major world currencies prompts us to take a look again at new targets for the Dollar, and what impact this should have on precious metals this year.
We are continuing to see gold outperforming all other commodities, as a new gold uptrend emerges. Silver is lagging gold at this point, a pattern which should be expected at certain times for silver investors.
Also, what is happening with our early warning indicator Silver Wheaton (SLW)?
Gold bounced where expected right below $1,075, while silver continues to grind above and below $14.
Meanwhile, the US stock market shows a critical break of its uptrend, the first such break in 7 years.
What are the ramifications of this trend change?
New patterns developing across the gold and silver complex. There has been continued outperformance by the precious metals against most other commodities. Zooming in on the bottoming formations in play.
Today we also look at the Australian Dollar (AUD) price for gold and silver. Gold has been extremely strong in this currency — can this give us clues for gold in US Dollars?
This week we look at Gold vs Oil — the two are closely related at certain times. What does the ratio tell us about the price of gold in the coming months?
How have gold and silver performed relative to oil over the last several years?
Including weekly updates on new trend patterns in gold.
Welcome everyone back from the holidays. Today we look at the latest in the pending gold/silver bottoms, the Euro price analysis for both metals, and an updated view on the mining complex.
Happy New Year!
Today we give our predictions for 2016, as well as analysis on the last week of trading in the gold and silver markets.
Each week we are also looking at the precious metals in different world currencies: today in the British Pound (GBP).
Silver showing outstanding leadership in the three days since the historic Federal Reserve rate hike. Let’s put this in perspective versus other world assets.
Also includes a quick review of the broad trends in play for anyone new to these videos. Welcome, I strive to provide the clearest analysis possible on the gold and silver markets.
A look at how various asset classes around the world finished today, after the historic Fed interest rate decision. How does this impact the lows forming in gold and silver?
The last presentation before the Fed meeting on Wednesday, the markets seem to be pausing to get a better idea of what the Central Bank has in store. So we take this opportunity to look at one of the biggest fundamental backdrops for the price of the precious metals, the Dow / Gold ratio. What is this telling us is to come for both gold and silver?
Looking at the silver bottom in 2008 gives a good comparison to the current bottom that will be forming through 2016. Also looking at the worldwide debasement in currency playing out in Brazil.
A detailed look at the last week’s price of gold and silver. Nice early warning indicators from the mining complex gave us a valid signal for Friday’s move higher. Is the final low in place yet?
A special presentation in two parts — taking a historic look at the impact of Federal Reserve rate hikes on the prices of gold and silver. There has been a lot of concern that a rate hike might kill the precious metals, but how much should we really worry?
Continuing with our mid-week analysis, an update on the current action in gold and silver in anticipation of the Fed meeting. Strong bottoming signals are still coming in.
Thank you for watching. We strive to be your independent source for clear and intelligent analysis of the precious metals markets.
Today we compare gold to the value of the US Dollar. Is it true that the two always move in opposite directions? Also our update on the lows forming in silver and gold prices.
Gold breaks to a new low below $1,075 while silver holds above $14 over the last three days. Looking for bottoming divergence in the gold & silver miners, plus updated metals charts.
A detailed look at how the bottoming process should play out in gold and silver prices. These are referred to as Stage 1 bases that are being formed presently. What prices will we be watching for after the bases form?
Today we continue zooming in to watch the retests of the July lows for gold and silver. Also, a look at two important fundamental drivers for the long-term valuations: the CPI and gold as a percentage of world assets.
We are watching very closely the retests of the July lows at $1,075 for gold and $14.00 for silver. An update on the last few days in the precious metals markets, and what should happen if prices break lower. Also, are the gold/silver mining companies giving us any clues yet on the bottom?
Today’s video update covers both gold and silver. The metals are at critical junctures. Gold is nearing a retest of its bear market lows, while silver is holding slightly above those levels. We also take a look at the gold to silver ratio: how many ounces of silver does it take to buy one ounce of gold? What might the ratio move to in the near future?
Gold has been weak in the last few days, breaking through our short-term uptrend of the last several months. We give our analysis for the potential lows coming into place over the next few months should the $1,075 August low fail to hold.
Since the false breakout one week ago, silver has been weaker as we predicted. The battle to break out of the downtrend continues… how much lower will it go before the next attempt?
Silver has been weaker since failing to break its 2-year downtrend on Wednesday. Gold is coming back into a high probability retest zone of its yearlong downtrend. How much lower should they fall before the precious metals attempt another breakout?
All the latest analysis on gold and silver price movements since the Federal Reserve meeting on Wednesday.
A look at how today’s non-decision by the Federal Reserve impacted the precious metals and stock markets. Silver seems to be caught in the middle of its industrial and investment demand. Gold still working toward our $1,230 target while silver has just had a failure to break out of its downtrend today. There may be more moderate weakness for silver in the next few weeks.
What marks the bottom of a long bear market?
Seller exhaustion.
How does this look in the charts?
We show you.